Vancouver, meet Mark and Krissy, proud owners of the Pig on the Street food truck. This lovely couple is on a mission to bring more bacon goodness to the streets. They strive to showcase and utilize locally produced food and their meat has no additives or hormones. The flatbread used on their sandwiches is made from scratch, as well as their own sauces and condiments. Mark and Krissy are both from England, and the inspiration for their food cart comes from the bacon sandwiches back home.

On April 9 from 7 am to 2 pm, pancake lovers can head into the Denny’s located at 7215 Macleod Trail SW in Calgary and get a Grand Slam breakfast for just $1.99.

Five weeks after Stanley Park Drive partially reopened to all vehicles, the businesses in the park say their worst fears of the negative impact of the road and parking changes to accommodate cyclists have been realized in full.

Despite our widely-recognized kind and apologetic disposition as a nation, when it comes to Canada's restaurant chains, we don't come to play.

Board game cafes are fantastic and trendy places to hang out, either for a casual cup of coffee, or for game night. Calgary is home to four stellar board game cafes, all of which are open late. Most of them even serve wine and beer if you’d like to pair a glass of white wine with your Settlers of Catan.

A new, exciting concept with cafes, a scoop shop, jewellery and more has just opened in Calgary. Cafe 417, at 417 Riverfront Avenue, has just opened its space where you can find local Calgary businesses, including Hunny Ice Cream, Cuties Cafe, Particle Coffee and more under one roof.

Prep your stretchy pants, because the GTA is going to be graced with a festival totally dedicated to fried chicken this weekend.

Swap the city for the road and take a day trip in a vehicle that offers comfort, reliability, and style, like a Toyota hybrid.

Milk Ice Cream has softly started scooping in Calgary as of Wednesday, and we can’t wait to visit the small-batch treat purveyor.

Tendon Kohaku is set to open its first Canadian location in downtown Vancouver, and soon at that. Dished Vancouver was the first inside the new outpost of the chain, known for its “fried to amber perfection” tempura bowls and sides like Nagoya-style chicken wings, Sashimi salad, and more.

After being stuck in the snow all winter, Calgarians are understandably eager to soak up the sun for the remainder of the summer. But what about those days when it’s just too hot?

Local vegan bakery, Level V Bakery, and Whisk Premium Matcha have softly opened their storefront in Vancouver. Located at 39 Kingsway in the heart of Mount Pleasant, the collaborative sweet spot is currently offering its treats and teas for takeout with limited quantities of products.

Whether you're a klutz in the kitchen or an orphan in the city around the holidays: here's where to eat a festive Thanksgiving dinner in Toronto this year.

Hungry for more food stories? Check out these small bites: * What to do with all those plums? How about making some Roasted Plum ice cream with this recipe from Vancouver’s Food Gays? (Yum!) * Did someone say ice cream? Soft serve is all kinds of trendy right now, so it’s no wonder YEW at the Four Seasons in downtown Vancouver is getting in on the swirling action. * Vancouver Magazine has a great list of 25 things to eat in the city before summer ends. Hope you’re hungry! * Across the pond, retailer Marks and Spencer took some heat for their latest food-focused ad campaign. They’re putting the D in bread, guys! Wait, what? * Our top food stories this week: Starbucks puts the pumpkin in their Pumpkin Spice Latte, Fat Mao is now open, Safeway’s got a chicken recall, where to find the best gluten-free baked goods in Vancouver, cheap breakfast eats, and A&W’s one-time-only “float thru” pops up in Penticton.

The restaurant industry in Vancouver can be fickle and – once again – the city’s dining scene has suffered some casualties.

So before saying anything else: it is 100% ok if you’re comfort-eating all the chips, snacks, ice cream, and hearty meals you can handle.

This city has no shortage of fantastic and authentic Filipino cuisine, and among them is local brand Plato Filipino. With two locations – one in Vancouver at 5175 Joyce Street and one right at the New Westminster SkyTrain station – Plato is a great spot to grab comforting and home-style Filipino dishes, either to-go or for dine-in.

The Calgary Stampede food for 2022 was just announced and there were some wild new additions to the lineup of things to eat.